St. Paul daily globe., 1887-01-23
Various social Happenings.

Mrs. D. r. Noyes gave a small dancing
party Friday evening in honor of her son,
Winthrop Noyes.
Various social openings.
Very neat invitations have been issued for
reception to be gwen by Sir Knight William
NJ. Bushnell and wife, in honor of the Sir
Knights of Damascus commandery and their
ladies who accompanied the commandery to
ST. Louis last September, at their residence
132 Nina avenue, from Z to IL O'Clock, next
Friday evening. 1t is expected that this will
be the Knight Templar event of the season,
Past Eminent Comman Ter w. d. Cornish and
wife, Eminent Commander Walter II. Sam
born and wife and Eminent Generalissmo
Daniel II. Moon and wife will assist Mr.. and
Mrs. Bushnell in receiving the Sir Knights
Seibert will furnish the music.
Mr.. and Mrs, George c. EddIngs, of Summit
avenue, invited twelve couples from Mime
apolis to tea Tuesday in honor of their guests,
Miss Mary Carter, Of Ohio. and DR.. E. X.
Blair, of Illinois. A drive about the city and
visit to the ice palace took up the evening
The meeting of Summit Chautauqua circle
Tuesday evening wound up with q grand r J.
nouncing match. which afforded much amuse-
ment. Their ignorance Of the correct pro-
nunciation OF some Of the commonest woi d )
was revelation to many.
Members of the Mawkwa Toboygan club, Of
Minneapolis, were entertained bV the NuShkas
at Grote's after the storming of the palace
Thursday night. The Mawkwa numbers the
best known society men of Minneapolis
among its members.
The members of the Shinah-To Toboggan
club were pleasantly entertained By George
r. Finch at his residence on Summit avenue
Friday evening. The Elgin band also enjoyed
Mr.. Finch's wcll-known hospitality.
Mrs. Alex Sternberg, Of 125 East Ninth
street, gave very pleasant luncheon party
in honor of her daughter, Bertha, Thursday
afternoon. There were about twenty ladies
present, several being from abroad.
Constellation Chapter No. IS, Order of the
Eastern Star. will give its first concert and
social party of the series Of S7 at Masonic
hail, corner Third and WabaSha streets on
Wednesday evening, Feb. I'd.
number of ST. Paul men attended the
annual banquet of the Amherst alumni at the
West hotel. Minneapolis, Wednesday evening
Emerson w. Peet, OF St. Paul, acted as toast
master.
: number of the members of the Owl club
entertained Mr.. Belknap, of New York, treas
urer of the Northern Pacific. at the residence
of G. L. Baxter Wednesday evening.
The German society, Erholung, gave q
theatrical entertainment followed by dancing
at the Standard hotel, corner of Eighth and
jackson streets, Friday evening.
The Joie de Vie society met with Miss VIM
nifred Evans, Of Marshall avenue, Friday
evening. A musical and literary programme
was the order of the evening.
a small party of young people enjoyed
sleigh ride to Fort Smelling and held dance
at the school house. 1t was a thoroughly en-
joyable affair.
Miss Nette Griffin entertained number of
friends at progressive euchre at her resi-
dence, No. 154 Marshall avenue, Wednesday
evening.
The next hop of the Maple Leaf Social club
will be given at Sons of Veterans hall in the
Drake block Thursday evening Of this week.
Mrs. H. NJ. Rice will entertain few friends
at her residence on Summit avenue next
Wednesday afternoon and evening.
Next Tuesday evening the Misses Perrin
will give tea party in honor of their guest
Miss Whitney, of Cambridge.
Mrs. E. S. Chittenden gave pleasant pro-
gressive euchre party at her residence on
Wilkin street Friday evening.
Mrs. George c. Squires gave a toboggan
party for her sister, Miss Squires, at the
CrocuS hill slide last evening.
An enjoyable social was held at the Chris
tian chapel, corner of Carroll and Louis
streets, Friday evening.
Miss Griggs, of Summit avenue, gave
lunch party 10 Il number of young lady
friends Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Frank Newell and wife, nee Otis, ar
rived home from their European trip yester-
day afe rnoon.
On Tuesday the Misses Perrin will give a tea
party for Miss Whitney, of Cambridge.
Personal Points.
w. n. Burritt, after an absence of about
two years, is expected to arrive in st. Paul
about Jan. 25. He has been studying music
with Vannchenie in Italy during his absence
Thomas S. Switzerland and niece, Miss
Hillie Valley, of Troy, n. Y, are visiting for
week Joseph Cleary, 10S South Forbes
street, and taking in the carnival.
Miss Agnes Murine. of Brainerd, is visit
ing at the residence Of Mrs. George w. Board
No. 166 Pleasant avenue. Miss Murine is Il
singer of considerable reputation.
John Davis, of New York, uncle of the
bride, attended the Stockton-Finch wedding
Wednesday evening. He left for New York
with the bridal party Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. J. Costello, wife of NJ. j. Costello. of
the Dispatch, recently arrived in this city
from New York. she will remain until after
the carnival closes.
H. l.. Pitts and wife left last evening for
their home at Fargo. Oak, after q months
sojourn in st. Paul at the residence of Mrs.
Pitts mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Crozier, of Philadel-
phia. are visiting Col. Rockwell. They gave
an opera party to number of friends Mon
day evening.
The Misses Maggie and Mamie Devine, of
Chippewa Falls, Wis, are visiting Mrs. John
Z. Dempsey, of 475 Rice street, during the
carnival.
Mrs. Lucy Portsmouth and Mrs. Doyle, of
Chicago. will be the guests this week of Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Dunno, of West Ninth
street.
B. F. Ellison, cashier st. Paul Gas Light
company, has returned TO the city after an
absence of two weeks at his home in Utica,
\. Y.
MISS NJ. Rahilly, of Lake City, and Miss
Mabel Prendergast, of Sauk Centre. are
uests of the Misses Owens, No. 399 Holly av-
enue.
George Abbott James, of Boston. who has
been visiting Mrs. Col. Hewitt aud her sons
The past two weeks, has returned to his home
Mrs. J. NJ. Schatfer who has been visiting
ler daughter, Mrs. Oscar B. Hills, returned
10 her home in Keokuk last evening.
Miss Dandy. daughter of Judge Elmer s.
Dundy, of Omaha, is the guest of Mrs. A. d..
). Johnston, 534 Ashland avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Blake, st. Louis, Mo-,
are carnival guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Matheis, Jr., 70S st. Peter street.
j. ]. Hazard. of the Minnesota & North
western railroad, leaves tomorrow on visit
20 old friends in Indianapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Yerrick. of Missoula,
don't, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs j. Il.
Mailer, of Marshall avenue.
Thomas D. Lilly, of Philadelphia, was the
ruest last week Of his old classmate, Horace
Dunno, of the ma or's Office.
Mrs. NJ. B. Johnson, of st. Louis, Mo-, is